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Blackcurrant Raspberry Concentrate – Le Petit Verger

An intense and balanced fruity blend

The Blackcurrant Raspberry Concentrate from the Le Petit Verger range combines the aromatic power of blackcurrant with the slightly tart sweetness of raspberry. This recipe offers a harmonious and generous mix, perfect for lovers of bold and natural fruity flavors.

A DIY concentrate made in France

Made in France by Savourea, this concentrate is exclusively designed for DIY e-liquids. It is composed of carefully selected food flavors and propylene glycol, ensuring faithful and consistent flavor reproduction.

Recommended dosage and maturation

For optimal results, Savourea recommends a 15% dosage in a balanced 50PG/50VG base, about 75 drops for 10 ml of base. After mixing, let your preparation mature for 48 to 72 hours in a dry place away from light, allowing the flavors to fully develop.

Practical and safe packaging

The Blackcurrant Raspberry Concentrate comes in a 30 ml bottle with a fine dropper for easy dosing and a child-proof cap for safe use.

Savourea, a reference brand

A recognized French manufacturer, Savourea has established itself as a trusted name among vapers thanks to its expertise and the quality of its recipes. The brand offers a wide range of DIY concentrates and e-liquids, from fruity flavors to more complex profiles.

The Le Petit Verger range

The Le Petit Verger collection highlights authentic fruity recipes, available as DIY concentrates or boostable e-liquids. Each creation is designed to deliver a fruit-true tasting experience.

Preparing your Blackcurrant Raspberry e-liquid

You will need a ready-to-use base, your Blackcurrant Raspberry concentrate, and an empty bottle. After pouring the base, add the recommended amount of flavor, shake vigorously, and let it rest for the required maturation time. Once steeped, adjust if necessary by adding a few drops of flavor or base according to your taste.

Tips for optimal results

Shake your preparation regularly during maturation to promote even flavor diffusion. Make sure to label your bottles with the date and dosage used, and perform tests in small quantities to easily adjust your recipe.